Baseball Evening Schedule From MLB Board
A list of tonight and afternoon baseball games includes Cleveland at Baltimore New York at Toronto Boston at Detroit Milwaukee at Minnesota Oakland at Kansas City California at Texas Chicago at Seattle and others with start times from 7:30 p.m. to 10:35 a.m. The lineup features pitchers Barker Tiant Lemongello Eckersley Morris Travers Bacsik McCarty Aase Matlack Barrios Jones Ruthven Blyleven Hausman Grimskey Niekro Shirley Sutton Mahler and Blve among teams Cleveland Baltimore New York Toronto Boston Detroit Milwaukee Minnesota Oakland Kansas City California Texas Chicago Seattle Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Houston San Diego Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco.
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Texas
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Chicago
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Seattle
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Holtzman
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Hausman
Montreal
Grimskey
St. Louis
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Atlanta
Mahler
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National League Leaders Eye Season Marks Across Batting and Pitching
Top NL players by batting and pitching stats highlighted. Hendrick and Brock pace batting averages. Foster and Kingman lead RBIs and home runs. Pitching leaders show LaCoss and Niekro with strong records, supported by strikeout leaders Richard and Perry.
Batting and pitching leaders in the major leagues
A summary of top players by batting and pitching stats including leaders in batting average runs RBI hits doubles triples and home runs. Notable names include Brett Lansford Smalley Horton Lynn Rice and pitchers Kern Stanhouse Zahn John Clear Martinez Parrott Eckersley and Ryan with strikeout totals.
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Carew
California
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Bochie
Seattle
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Detroit
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Kansas City
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Toronto
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Chicago
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Giants rebound to 6-1 win over Burlington in second-half lead
Cedar Rapids improves to 4-0 in the Midwest League second half with a 6-1 victory at Burlington behind Matt Sutherland in a 14-hit attack. Oliver, Raines, Sutton each had two hits, Plinski and Hedrick with three hits apiece as CR piled up runs early and late. The Bees scored a run in the ninth on an Oliver error. The Giants host Clinton for a four-game homestand starting tonight at 7:30 as Downtown Retail Merchants Night.
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O.R
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Oliver
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Simmons out for 6 weeks with broken wrist
St. Louis Cardinals rookie catcher Ted Simmons is out for about six weeks after breaking his left wrist on a foul bunt off Andy Hassler. Simmon s was hitting .321 with 18 homers, while Terry Kennedy joins Springfield and could take over behind the plate if needed.
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UPI
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Terry Kennedy
Springfield
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Joe Torre
Shannon
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Cardinals
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New York
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Guidry Set to Return to Yankee Start Rotation
Ron Guidry is expected to rejoin the New York Yankees rotation this week after a back injury. Manager Billy Martin announced the news after a 3-1 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays. Guidry suggested he felt ready after throwing a few pitches and may start versus the Boston Red Sox in New York on Friday.
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Billy Martin
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Guidry
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New York
Yankees trade talk swirls as Jackson mum on future
The Yankees avoid discussing Reggie Jackson amid a tense clubhouse after a 3 1 loss to the Blue Jays. Manager Dick Martin and players echoed silence on Jackson trade prospects while Al Woods homered and Tom Underwood won for New York.
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